moretestinghands

exploring the potential of moving image and the book - I've
been working with some films I made as a continuation of the robotics work at
Kings College - trying to create something between a cold war document of the
paranormal and a close up magic show. interesting blog post from sidandjim - just
put the phone down and walk away  http://www.sidandjim.com/new-blog/2016/1/18/d-o-y-o-u-s-l-e-e-p-w-i-t-h-y-o-u-r-p-h-o-n-e-
and if you enjoy your film experience confrontational and drenched in blood see
the hateful eight and spot Tarrantino's
love of film references - my favourite was the obvious - Carrie. a great talk
from alumni of the MA Book Art course at Camberwell yesterday from collective
investigations - http://collectiveinvestigations.tumblr.com/
looking forward to the year 3 textile pecha kucha learning agreement
presentations tomorrow - potential is in the air.

aflurryofactivity

A flurry of activity – 3 alumni students of the Book Arts course at Camberwell have been interviewed by the University of the Arts about their Arts Council Funded project - Collective Investigations http://blogs.arts.ac.uk/camberwell/2013/04/11/ma-book-arts-alumni-receive-arts-council-grant/ there are some really positive comments about their time at Camberwell and what will be an interesting bookwork.

My work has been accepted for the Impact 8 Artists Book Event in Dundee. The piece is a bookwork titled ‘The Weight of Invisibility’. http://www.conf.dundee.ac.uk/impact8/papers-panels/

I’m showing work as an invited exhibitor at turn the page book fair in Norwich. I think that I’ll use it as a space to show some of the work I’m making for unpicking and rebinding. http://unpickingandrebinding.blogspot.co.uk/

Its nice to see images of the work of ex Camberwell students being used to promote the event. http://turnthepage.org.uk/